Sentence examples for time registry from inspiring English sources

Only 87 ambiguous matches were found while linking the entire war time registry including 48 628 child evacuees to the 71 788 people of the 1950 census sample belonging to the 1933-44 cohorts.

At the same time, registry officials must continue to explore linkages with billing and patient management systems, so that participation does not engender a substantial burden of cost and/or staff time.

The key lesson of this paper is that as incomplete follow-back of survival is unlikely to miss much survival time, registry resources devoted to follow-back should be directed towards linking a higher proportion of DCI patients with hospital records, rather than scrupulously checking the completeness of each patient's history.

Currently, this real-time registry is allowing the implementation and measurement of interventions such as transitions programs, discussions regarding goals of care, appointment access prioritization, and accelerated triage aimed at preventing recurrent admissions and secondary functional decline.

All are inter-linked and synchronised through real-time registries, vast computational databases, meticulously recording the specific immunological (HLA) typology of each individual unit.

Training webinars were conducted at the time of registry launch, and refresher webinars continue periodically; training materials (including recorded webinar sessions) are accessible through the XDRO registry website.

Paperwork to drop the counter-suit was not filed with the supreme court by the time the registry office closed on Friday.

"The purported rationale of the supposed saving of court time and registry cost is spurious when one considers the impact the repeal has had on the rights of sentenced juveniles".

The feasibility and the response time of registry and retrieval of observations are evaluated using a realistic Earth Observing-1 (EO-1) SOS scenario.

This was the first time the Registry, which has tracked exonerations since 1989, found more than 100 in a single year.

Classification of clinical syndrome or disease was made at the time of registry enrollment.